FIREWALKING INSTRUCTOR TRAINING
Learn to Lead the Fire.
Walking across fire can be extraordinary. Creating that experience for someone else carries an entirely different level of responsibility.
Tiger Tamers Firewalking Instructor Training is an immersive, hands-on experience designed to prepare you with the knowledge, practical skills, judgment, and confidence needed to facilitate firewalking experiences of your own.
Spring 2027
Tiger Tamers Firewalking Instructor Training is an immersive, hands-on experience designed to prepare you with the knowledge, practical skills, judgment, and confidence needed to facilitate firewalking experiences of your own.
Spring 2027
DATES
5 Days in Late Spring 2027
LOCATION
Steelbadger Farms, Lenoir, NC
INVESTMENT
$2,500
CAPACITY
Limited to 10 participants
FROM PARTICIPANT TO INSTRUCTOR
Walking the Fire Is Only the Beginning.
Participating in a firewalk asks you to take responsibility for yourself.
Leading one asks you to take responsibility for the experience you are creating for others.
That means understanding the fire, reading conditions, preparing participants, managing the environment, making sound decisions, and recognizing when conditions require you to change the plan.
Firewalking Instructor Training takes you behind the experience and teaches you what it takes to responsibly stand on the other side of the coalbed.
Leading one asks you to take responsibility for the experience you are creating for others.
That means understanding the fire, reading conditions, preparing participants, managing the environment, making sound decisions, and recognizing when conditions require you to change the plan.
Firewalking Instructor Training takes you behind the experience and teaches you what it takes to responsibly stand on the other side of the coalbed.
Who Becomes a Firewalking Instructor?
There isn't one type of person who belongs around the fire.
Some instructors want to incorporate firewalking into work they already do. Others discover firewalking first and then realize they want to create the experience for others.
This training may be right for:
Coaches & Facilitators
Add a powerful experiential element to the work you already do with individuals and groups.
Retreat & Event Leaders
Develop the skills to incorporate professionally facilitated firewalking into transformational experiences.
Speakers & Trainers
Take audiences beyond talking about courage, fear, and action and into an experience they can physically participate in.
Aspiring Firewalking Professionals
Begin developing the knowledge and practical experience needed to lead firewalks yourself.
Some instructors want to incorporate firewalking into work they already do. Others discover firewalking first and then realize they want to create the experience for others.
This training may be right for:
Coaches & Facilitators
Add a powerful experiential element to the work you already do with individuals and groups.
Retreat & Event Leaders
Develop the skills to incorporate professionally facilitated firewalking into transformational experiences.
Speakers & Trainers
Take audiences beyond talking about courage, fear, and action and into an experience they can physically participate in.
Aspiring Firewalking Professionals
Begin developing the knowledge and practical experience needed to lead firewalks yourself.
You don't need to arrive as a fire expert. You need to arrive willing to learn, participate, practice, and take the responsibility of leading others seriously.
THE CRAFT OF FIREWALKING
Learn What Happens Before the First Step
A successful firewalk begins long before anyone approaches the coalbed.
Instructor Training explores the complete process of creating and facilitating a firewalking experience.
🔥 Fire Building & Coalbed Preparation
🔥 Understanding the Fire
🔥 Safety & Risk Awareness
🔥 Participant Preparation
🔥 Firewalk Facilitation
🔥 Site & Environmental Conditions
🔥 Event Planning & Execution
🔥 Hands-On Practice
HANDS ON TRAINING
You Can't Learn Firewalking From a PowerPoint
Theory matters.
Then you have to go outside.
You'll work directly with the fire, the site, the equipment, your fellow trainees, and the situations that instructors encounter when creating real firewalking experiences.
The goal isn't simply to memorize a process.
It's to understand why you're doing what you're doing so you can make better decisions when the real world doesn't follow the plan.
Then you have to go outside.
You'll work directly with the fire, the site, the equipment, your fellow trainees, and the situations that instructors encounter when creating real firewalking experiences.
The goal isn't simply to memorize a process.
It's to understand why you're doing what you're doing so you can make better decisions when the real world doesn't follow the plan.